Hamish Fulton's walking art at Galleria Michela Rizzo in Venice

Galleria Michela Rizzo in Venice presents works by British artist Hamish Fulton (born 1946, London), documenting four of his walks through various media including wallpaper, photographs, and drawings. The exhibition traces Fulton's practice, which began in 1967 during a hitchhiking trip, where he started documenting his movements, rejecting static artworks in favor of dynamic actions where the body engages with the landscape. Featured walks include a 2004 ascent of Marmolada peak and a collective walk with 216 participants at Palazzo Ducale in Venice, following the building's architectural lines and signs. Fulton's aesthetic approach emphasizes physical experience as a tool for perception, observation, and deep understanding of reality.